Founded in 1889, the Montauk’s Brooklyn Club House was inspired by a palace on Venice’s Grand Canal and its gothic architecture, carved mahogany woodwork, and beautiful stained glass windows remain its signature features. At the time of its opening, the Montauk Club was considered to be downright radical in admitting Protestants, Catholics, and Jews, as well as Democrats and Republicans. Today, the club continues to honour the spirit in which it was founded by striving to be an open, inclusive place for people of goodwill to gather and socialize.
Century membership not only includes access to our club in Soho, but also opens doors to over 50 clubs around the world.
